On May 12, 2026, GeeLark announced the public Awesome GeeLark Skill. It lets AI agents such as OpenClaw and Claude Code accept tasks in plain language and execute them on GeeLark cloud phones: starting and stopping phones, installing and opening apps, and running RPA tasks. The description claims support for 9 social networks, while the feature list names eight: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, Threads, Pinterest, and X. The code is available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license and in the ClawHub directory. GeeLark itself calls the project experimental and asks users in the README not to run it in a production environment without thorough testing.
Eight days later, the official geelark-cli command-line utility appeared. The GitHub repository was created on May 20, the first npm package was released on May 21, version 1.0.0 was released on June 1, and version 1.0.22 was released on October 9. The utility works with cloud phones, browser profiles, proxies, groups, tags, and account balances via an API token. It returns responses in JSON, making it convenient to call from scripts and agents. The license is MIT.
On May 22–23, the company also introduced White Label: a cloud phone platform branded for a partner, aimed at proxy providers, agencies, and SaaS services. Terms and pricing have not been published; they are discussed with a manager.
Who is affected: Anyone automating GeeLark through the API. Both tools require an API token from the GeeLark client; the skill also requires Python and adb.
